The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1887-11-25


If YOU want choice lumber, 60 to
w. A. Ross Piney Mills at Pine
Top.
Miss Lille Deming, a brilliant
and fascinating beauty Of Toone, il
visiting The family Of Bob Carter on
Water street.
Tie boys bad a stag Thanh sgiving
supper IT TIE McNeaI building las
night. 1t was rousing jolIilication
The city fathers ought to send
their street supervisor down the
South side Of Lafayette street and
lei him inspect the walk.
Mss Hodges Crane, Of Fort Smith,
Ark, is visiting her aunt, Ms, Sloan
Kahn Bros. have 100 Newman
kets. Cloaks; Price $3.50 to $500
which they are closing out at S. 90
and $3.50.
Pitser Miller has a large lot Of one
inch plank which he will sell 25 per
cent less than ever before. Other
lumber in the same pro portion :.
Call and see BIN. He is the best
lumber man with whom TO trade.
Every kind Of Hardware, Lamps,
Wash Boards, Coal Oil, etc, at
II JohnsoB's mammoth store. Go
and price has goods.
Bargains 10 Paints, Oils, Window
Glass etc. At Hudson's.
The Memphis Annual Conference
appointed w. L. Duck worth, d. ID.
presiding elder of this, the Browns
vile district, and Samuel l.. Jewell,
preacher in charge of Bolivar station
Bro. Jewell will hold services at
the 81. L Church next Sabbath At
IL O'ciUck.
Times are starvation dull for eur
town usar, hal. Can't some friends
come IN, get GA bender, and give
him something to do2
Bolivar hotels and Bolivar livery
stables can be beaten in the South
Miss Mamie HardawaY, aswset
and charming young lady Of Michi-
gan City, Miss, is visiting at DIR. I.
n. Moore's Oh Market St.
Alex Barrett is always full Of ne VS.
but when you get it, it is wind.
Hudsan's Drug Store is loaded
down with Drugs, Books, Perfumes,
Toilet Soaps etc. Buy from him
and you will get the very best bar
gaias.
PAtronize John Collins, the timer,
he deserves It.
If you want your hens to lay,
feed theE buckWhsat. Corn fat
tens chickens, but it does not fur
nish egg-making material.
The forest fires in Hatchie bot
tom have forever swept away the
cane: The Beech, Hickory, and
Oak mast was abundant ON the
ground, which the hres cooked aud
burnt up. Just these two items of
destruction are an immense loss to
HardemSn County.
bliss Amelia DugAn, the idolized
Of many admiring eyes, left for her
home IN Jackson last Wednesday.
TAos Polk, q thrifty merchant at
New Castle. has bought and shipped
eco bales of cotton TO date. Mr..
Polk is a shufier and hard to hinder
Our handsome and charming
young deputy county court JERK,
Matt Rhea, visited home ones and
ms little sweet sart at Whtsvills
this week
A delight lul shower dispo;led the
carbonic gas shat has poisoned our
eyes, mou til, lungs, and bio0d lor
the paEt ten days.
Our distinguished and esteemed
l'riond, Capt. A. Al, Rose. OF PulAs,
kI, IS in town this week paying hia
respects to friends and relatives.
Hog killing went on lively in the
county last and earley part Of this
week. Perhaps, i: began to stop the
pains ot hunger, but we think it was
due to the icy air,
The savory smell Of spare ribs,
back bones, and sausage regale the
noses Of nearly every household IN
the land. Aud the stomach stretch
es its elastic self, and welcomes to
its hug the sweet scented morsel'
that so down.
The Autumn has been so dry
that is feared that fall sown grass
will perish, aud that wheat ana ~ {
NIll be seriously damaged.
This year we have lOnge,l to hear
the RAIN patter on the roof, and see
the streaming torrents pour down
! Three car loads of cotton wey'
burned at Middleton last Tuesday
He-"Gethng married seems Il
be very dangerous now. No ieue
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